
Bar-Coded Pyrosequencing Reveals Shared Bacterial Community Properties along the Temperature Gradients of Two Alkaline Hot Springs in Yellowstone National Park
Appl. Environ. Microbiol. Miller et al.
75: 4565
Supplemental material
Files in this Data Supplement:
- Supplemental file 1
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Primers used for bar-coded mass parallel sequencing (Table S1).
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- Supplemental file 2
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Summary of sequences assigned to operational taxonomic units for each sampling site (Table S2).
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- Supplemental file 3
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391 operational taxonomic units identified in the data set, along with their abundances in White Creek and Rabbit Creek as well as inferred taxonomic identification (Table S3).
MS Excel file, 367K.
- Supplemental file 4
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Rarefaction analyses for community samples from White Creek and Rabbit Creek (Fig. S1).
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- Supplemental file 5
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Representative mosaic plots of community similarity within sampling locations (Fig. S2).
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- Supplemental file 6
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Additional measures of diversity that demonstrate that community diversity decreases with increasing temperature (Fig. S3).
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- Supplemental file 7
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Sequence alignments showing the distinct and abundant Synechococcus and Chloroflexi operational taxonomic units sampled (Fig. S4).
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- Supplemental file 8
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Legends to Fig. S1 to S4.
MS Word document, 25K.